Roderick Benns
Publisher and Writer-at-Large
Roderick Benns grew up in Lindsay's east ward. In the 1990s he won a first-place national newspaper award through the Canadian Community of Newspapers Association in the category 'Reporter Initiative.' He has interviewed former Prime Ministers of Canada, Cabinet Ministers, Senators, and Mayors across Canada and had written op-eds for the country's major newspapers. Roderick is also the author of several books, including one on Basic Income. A father of two, he returned to his hometown in 2017 to start The Lindsay Advocate magazine and has since grown Fireside Publishing House into a multimedia enterprise.
Stories by Roderick Benns
Basic income changing Lindsay woman’s life for better, despite glitches
By Roderick Benns · January 21, 2018
Highway 7 expansion great idea, say business leaders, Omemee resident
By Roderick Benns · January 18, 2018
Minimum wage increase stings, says Olympia Restaurant, Home Hardware
By Roderick Benns · January 18, 2018
Majority of basic income applicants continue to be low income workers
By Roderick Benns · January 06, 2018
A personal note from the publisher about The Lindsay Advocate
By Roderick Benns · December 29, 2017
King Albert: Lindsay school works with community to overcome income barriers
By Roderick Benns · December 22, 2017
Kawartha Credit Union again supports Food For Kids program
By Roderick Benns · December 21, 2017